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apiece
[ uh-pees ]
adverb
- for each piece, thing, or person; for each one; each:
We ate an orange apiece. The cakes cost a dollar apiece.
apiece
/ əˈ辱ː /
adverb
- postpositive for, to, or from each one
they were given two apples apiece
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Forest and City have one win apiece from their games in the Premier League this season, but the result Westwood wants a repeat of is their last meeting in the FA Cup.
The Beatles and Robbie Williams share the top spot, with 15 number ones apiece.
The final 10 minutes became the Abi show, with Dow and Burton both crossing for two tries apiece as Wales looked in a danger of a record loss to their rivals.
Barring a French stumble next weekend, it will likely be a pair of titles apiece too.
The following June, the charity signed an agreement promising Kaspar up to $1 million more, for which it had launched a drive to recruit 200 people to raise $5,000 apiece.
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